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Hotspots like Magaluf, Benidorm and Amsterdam are those usually chosen by holidaymakers seeking cheap booze and sun. But as countries like clamp down on problem tourism - many Scots are turning to a new party destination.

UK families planning European beach holidays are facing higher prices compared to last year as inflation takes its toll, according to new figures. The Post Office Family Holiday Report reveals that the cost of essential tourist items like meals, drinks, and beach items has increased year-on-year in 15 out of 16 destinations analysed.

A Place In The Sun buyer had fans on tenterhooks and left "alarm bells ringing" after sharing a concerning confession.Monday's edition of the Channel 4 series welcomed a potential buyer named Kelly who was looking to purchase a dream holiday home in Sunny Beach, Bulgaria.The Essex native had intended to purchase the property in hopes of visiting the area with her mother and daughter.READ MORE: A Place in the Sun guest branded 'full of s***' when she asks crystal for opinionDue to her mother being ill, Kelly was accompanied by her best friend Angie during filming.While host Scarlette Douglas showed Kelly around five potential properties, viewers quickly grew concerned as the details of Kelly's holiday home aspirations came to light.Revealing she had a modest budget of £25,000 to purchase a one-bed apartment, Kelly also shared the disclaimer that she had never previously visited the area.Following the bombshell revelation, fans were left fearing the worst.One fan wrote: "Never been there before... alarm bells ringing."Another commented: "£25k budget in a place they’ve never visited and an absentee remote buyer.

holiday learned her lesson after she woke up to her forehead "looking like plastic" and peeling completely off. Sirin Murad, 25, was enjoying a seaside holiday in Sunny Beach, Bulgaria, with family when she fell asleep outside in the 21C sun without any suncream.

Strictly Come Dancing with partner Kevin Clifton in 2018, Stacey had made her name as a journalist, embedding herself in challenging situations with often-vulnerable groups.